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1 hasty climbers have sudden fall
English-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > hasty climbers have sudden fall
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2 the more haste, the less speed
var: the greater hurry, the worse the speedsyn: haste makes waste≅ швидко робить, та переробляти довго швидка робота – як нагла смерть швидкої роботи ніхто не хвалить їдь тихо – обминеш лихо як поїхав кругом, то сьогодні буде, а як навпростець, то хіба завтраEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > the more haste, the less speed
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